rebecca kaplan has co-sponsored the abandoned vehicles resolution supported by the city council. >> and kaplan says its execution would be paid for with existing funds. a lot of folks in the city have stepped up come to me personally and said, how can we help? what do you need? and so hopefully this is a measure that that moves in that direction. kaplan's $840,000 plan with an initial two-year term will upgrade the current antiquated system and utilize software to identify process removed and track abandoned vehicles. fund increased staffing to sweep areas where they are prevalent. the resolution also calls for the repurposing of caltrans is vacant. lots be me. freeway overpasses into tow yards, which could help reduce fire related risks. it would of significant benefit, for course, to be removed in a timely fashion. in a statement, kaplan says, quote, i am so thankful to the community and my colleagues for their support as we advance this comprehensive plan to remove abandoned autos from the streets of oakland. this includes the staffing and technology needed to make abandoned auto rem

sp>> and a city council member, rebecca kaplan, addresses abandoned proposal to get them towed.says be careful what you're towing. for taking the cs that are just trashed. cars and just sitting, but you can't really if you take somebody's something out of, you're taking somebody's home. >> meanwhile, reverend chambers is making the promise to help burnette. i reached out to the city council member kaplan's office and opd able to get a response in time for this report. reverend chambers says he's making calls to the city trying can get her n spthe meantime, she's been hoppg between shelters. krystal >> crystal, thank you. i'm a sa& update tonight in late word that the baby critically injured in that crash in san francisco'st& west portal neighborhood has died. san francisco police announcing the sad news just a few minutes ago to his injuries. now, the baby's parents, 40 yea& old diego cardoza de la olivera and 3x year old matilda mercado ramos pinto, along with their toddler joaquin, were all killed control suv while waiting for a- bus there. the driver of that vehicle is cooper

according to council member rebecca kaplan, the city's abandoned cars, not only clutter streets, but impact public right of way of functionality and compromise the overall well-being of the community. money for this project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. supporters of alameda county district attorney pamela those trying to recall her committed fraud in the signature gathering process. these allegations come as the registrar of voters is still trying to determine if there are enough illegal signatures to force a recall election supporters of price, a signature petitions were left unattended on tables, some signature gatherers were from outside the county and outside the state. they say that may be illegal. they also allege some signers were lured to sign an unrelated petition and then presented with the price recall. >> even more importance today. he calls every single signature is now increased scrutiny. following that announcement last thursday by the register voters that the folks he spent millions of dollars, they think it may not have enough. >> las

vice mayor rebecca kaplan, all of city council county, the jpa and of course, most important our community that supported us through all of these efforts in conversations. >> this approval comes just one day after oakland, alameda county officials met with the a's to discuss the team signing a lease extension for the next 3 years until the new stadium is built in las vegas. the team says the meeting went well. and the group will continue discussions over the next 2 weeks before they meet again on april. 2nd right now, the city is asking the a's. do leave behind its branding and logo when it officially leaves. it wants the team to have an active role in bringing an mlb expansion team to and selling its half of the coliseum. >> steph curry was in los angeles practicing with the team today and hopes his injured ankle as well. enough to play on next in sports, aaron wilson will let us know of steph is actually going to be good to go tomorrow against lebron and the lakers. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> while the warriors, here's some good news headed into their 3rd match up against the la lakers

councilmember rebecca kaplan, who introduced dpthe measure, says the cars no only clutter the streets but effect the public right of way functionality and compromise the community's overall well-being. funds for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. the measures are going to be voted on in tomorrow's council meeting. >> a warning for dog owners in san francisco. the presidio trust is closing some hiking trails to dogs in advance of coyote pupping season happens every year. starting today, the park trail stretching from mountain late to the presidio promenade and the bay ridge trail from the rob hill campground to the presidio golf course are all closed to all dogs on or off leash during pupping season. coyotes are especially protective of their pups and may exhibit aggressive behavior. one in countering dogs trails remain closed through early september. >> annual game developer conference kicked on day one in san francisco today. it's a global game development bring nearly 30,000 members to moscow. center, the event will feature more than 700 sessio

oakland councilmember rebecca kaplan says the town should celebrate this milestone. in a statement, she says in part, quote, the roots in seoul soccer team, a beacon of unity and passion has captured the hearts of oak and residents in soccer enthusiast nationwide. the commitment to community engagement, diversity and excellence on the field aligns perfectly with the values that make oakland a remarkable city. the oakland a's are currently leasing the coliseum through this season. the team released a statement that reads, quote, we have shares with the city of oakland and alameda county that we are open to being co tenants of the coliseum with the roots. so all 2025, we look forward to meeting with the roots soon. >> a bay area, environmental group says it plans to file a lawsuit against the san francisco public utilities commission over sewage flowing into the bay during heavy rainstorms, according to the organization's san francisco bay keeper, 72 million gallons of sewage is discharged into the bay every year. they say the sewage contains bacteria, viruses, chemica

city council member rebecca kaplan says residents complain that removing abandoned vehicles currentlyhe's now proposing spending $250,000 to sweep the entire city. this plan would allocate money for a dedicated parking management analyst. it also proposes using lots owned by caltrans as tow yards. the oakland city council is scheduled to vote on the measure at its meeting tomorrow. >> another item on the agenda for tomorrow's oakland city council meeting is raising another concern. there's an ordinance that wouldúrequire alarm companies to confirm a crime has been committed or is being committed beforeúpolice can be dispatched to the area. the president of the california alarm association says the proposed policy, called verified response, would jeopardize public safety. he also says the policy has already in cities da. >> nice looking day today. in the last couple of days, the weekend was stunning. tomorrow is going to be great as well as spwe head into wednesday. looks pretty good. more clouds, clouds on thursday and then showers. chances on friday night into saturday or friday afte

according to council member rebecca kaplan, who introduced this measure, the city's abandoned cars, not only clutter the streets, but impact public right of way functionality and compromise the overall well-being of the community funds for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission that measure will be voted on in tomorrow's council meeting. currently, it is a matter of months, not weeks before oakland axon cars that are left on the city streets. >> supporters of alameda county district attorney pamela prices are alleging fraud in the effort to recall her just days after the registrar asked for a hand count on the signatures, gathered to see if there were enough to put the issue on the ballot. kron four's. dan kerman reports now on the price campaign's effort to go above california. attorney general rob bonta, his head and get the u.s. attorney general's office involved for months. packers have alameda county district attorney pamela price have maintained the campaign to recall her. he's a right-wing plot designed to turn back the clock on social justice. n

oakland councilmember rebecca kaplan says the town should celebrate this milestone.ent, she says in part, quote, the roots in seoul, soccer teams, a beacon of unity and passion as captured the hearts of oakland residents in soccer enthusiasts enthusiast nationwide. their commitment to community engagement, diversity and excellence on the field aligns perfectly with the values that make oakland a remarkable city. and the oakland a's are currently leasing the coliseum through this season. the team releasing a statement that reads, quote, we have shared with the city of oakland and alameda county that were open to being co tenants of the coliseum with the roots soul in 2025. p look forward to meeting with the roots. so still ahead on kron, 4 news at 6. why the bike path on the richmond sandra fell bridge is now at risk. now at risk. >> shutting down. ♪♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed

but city council member rebecca kaplan saidc the ordinance is needed because of the high percentage ofalarms that are draining police resources between 96e and 98% of these alarms are turning out to be false alarms. choose to divert a police officer away from fighting a real crime, to go to something that has a 90% to 98% likelihood of being a false alarm reduces our public safety. >> after feedback from the community, the ordinance will not require people with existing systems to change them to verified response unless they oy members who were killed now at a bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood overúthe identified today as 40 year old diego cardoso de oliveira and 38 year old matilda moncada ramos pinto. their toddler son died it crash. the couple's six month oldúson, kaweah, is still being hospitalized tonight, treated for his injuries, which are critical. the family bus stop oy afternoon when they were all hit by an suv. police say the driver, 78 year old mary fong lao, also remains in the hospital and is facing vehicular manslaughter charges. her attorney says sheú

kaplan taking to social media to express her concern and taking it to the a's. we have asked that the a's should open earlier, just like they did last year, in order to ensure that the community is well served. we have not yet heard a response, and we also know that many in the community are making that same request. >> we also reached out to mayor sheng tao's office, asking about plans to control traffic and keep the community safe. in a statement, the mayor, responding in part, i'm proud of the a's fans efforts to demonstrate to the baseball world that professional baseball belongs in oakland. meanwhile, fans are hoping the a's organization will play ball and open the parking lot earlier. >> but as of right now, it's 5 p.m. and if it's 5 p.m, then that's when we go in and that's when it starts. and we'll be doing it all game long through, you know? and we're hoping for extra innings so we can just keep the party going all night long. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> new details out of south florida about a west point cadet from the bay area. police say the

kaplan taking to social media to express her concern and taking it to the a's. we have asked that the a's should open earlier, just like they did last year, in order to ensure that the community is well served. we have not yet heard a response, and we also know that many in the community are making that same request. >> we also reached out to mayor sheng tao's office, asking about plans to control traffic and keep the community safe. in a statement, the mayor, responding in part, i'm proud of the a's fans efforts to demonstrate to the baseball world that professional baseball belongs in oakland. meanwhile, fans are hoping the a's organization will play ball and open the parking lot earlier. >> but as of right now, it's 5 p.m. and if it's 5 p.m, then that's when we go in and that's when it starts. and we'll be doing it all game long through, you know? and we're hoping for extra innings so we can just keep the party going all night long. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> new details out of south florida about a west point cadet from the bay area. police say the

vice mayor rebecca kaplan, all of city council county, the jpa and of course, most important our community that supported us through all of these efforts in conversations. >> this approval comes just one day after oakland and alameda county officials met with the a's to discuss mlb team signing a lease extension for the next 3 years as they wait for the new stadium to be built in las vegas. the team says the meeting. wow, well, and the group will continue discussions over the next 2 weeks will meet again on april. second 2 right the city's asking the a's to leave behind its branding and logo when it does officially leave, adding it kind. it wants the team to have an active role in bringing in animal the expansion team to play there at the coliseum. the a's also say they're ready to play. at the coliseum and kind of share it with the soccer teams over the next year, at least so well, no. well, lots going to happen some good i mean, it's a light site to buy that's kind of cool. i want to see what kind of fancy draw because the oakland a's because everybody knew they were leaving last year. t

councilmember rebecca kaplan introduced a measure that uses funds for this project that would come from the alameda county transportation commission. the measure is set to be voted on in tomorrow's council meeting. >> police in berkeley have arrested a 23 year-old woman suspected of stabbing her own mother to death. they say it happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment on university avenue between san pablo avenue and sacramento street and next to the private middle school called the berkley school. police say that they're not releasing any other details about the stabbing until the doctor is charged. new at 10, a house fire sent a huge plume of smoke into the neighborhood this evening in the el granada neighborhood of san mateo county. crews say that the fire spread from the garage with some extension into the home. nobody was hurt, but the cause of the fire is under investigation tonight. >> antioch police are investigating the suspicious death of a man after his body was found badly burned. fire crews say they found the body saturday and the cul-de-sac of melanin court. medical ex

kaplan said. >> the proposal includes new technology to track vehicles, request the tows and keepúthee still waiting for that vote tonight. in the state have one last opportunity to voice their opinion. now, this comes as the california public utilities commission holdsúthe final public hearing on this very issue. ktvu is jesse gary has the story.t& >> for over a century, a network of hard line phone wires has been a lifeline of communication for rural california communities. >> some people must avoid exposure to the radiation emitted by mobile phones. >> tuesday afternoon, dozens of california public utilities commission website to sound off on a plan to end that type of service. phone provider at&t seeks permission from the puc to all californians. executivesost argue forcing the one time monopoly to maintain so-called carrier of last resort status puts it at a competitive disadvantagen some callers to the and its customers should abandon the century old technology. >> for every dollar. at&t has to invest in this old network. then invoke, that they can invest in the latest and great

. >> welll according to mayort& shang tao and oakland coliseum authority board chair rebecca kaplan votell the coliseum home authority held a special board meeting this morning. it unanimously approved a resolution to negotiate a licensing agreement with the oakland roots and soul sports club. the agreement would allow to play at thet- coliseum during the 2025 to 202v soccer season. the approval comes as oakland faces a third professional sports on the four, weúspoke with mayor taot& and the co-founder of the teams. mayor tao says the move clears a major hurdle towards keeping professional sports here in spoakland.t&t- >> the partnership with the county through as well. you know the a's for sharing the coliseum.c and so it's really exciting. we're going to be able women's soccer team here in oakland.t- >> and idris arghandiwal co-founder of the roots and sports clubl says the teams will bring some energy back to the coliseum. >> our community have embraced us since firm believer that when upt& for you and we've done that, soc the organization is happy for everyone to be proud of somethin

. >> and as city council member rebecca kaplan addresses abandoned cars with a new proposal to get themnett says, be careful what you're towing. that are just trashed cars andt- just sitting, but you can't really if you take somebody something that somebody is living out of, you're taking somebody's home. >> meanwhile, reverend chambers is making the promise to help burnett. now, i did reach out to the cityc and opd, but i get a e for this report. reverend chambers says he's making calls to the city trying to get burnett's fees waived so that she can getc her car back. she says in the meantime, she's been hopping between shelters as soon as she gets herc car back. we'll of course, bring you that latest onúthe update and she has two children special needs. yes, i didn't say it >> all right. so hopefully city- officials will hear what's happening and get back to them. thanks, crystal. >> well, we do have an update on a shooting in pleasant hill. police now say a second person has died. and this encounter started as an attempted robbery. it all happened around noontime yesterday, right out

. >> according to mayor shane tao and oakland coliseum authority board chair rebecca kaplan, the votens the roots and soul will be able to call the coliseum home. >> the alameda county coliseum authority held a special board meeting this morning at unanimously approved a resolution to negotiate a licensing agreement with the oakland roots and soul sports club. the agreement would allow the teams to play at the coliseum during the 2025 to 2026 soccer season. the approval comes as oakland faces the potential loss of a third professional sports franchise within a decade. earlier on the four, we spoke with mayor tao and the co-founder of the teams. mayor tao says the move clears a major hurdle towards keeping professional sports here in oakland. what it took was the partnership with the county through the jpa and of course, oracle arena as well. >> you know, i'm also thankful for the a's, for sharing the coliseum. and so it's really exciting. we're going to be able to have a professional women's soccer team here in oakland. >> idris arghandiwal, co-founder of the roots sports club, says t

city council member rebecca kaplan is proposing spending $250,000 tot& sweep the city for abandoned vehicles would also allocate money for aúdedicated parking management analyst, and caltrans lots could be used city councile on this measure at its meeting tomorrow. >> many women suffer from menopause, brain fog. we look at what causes it and also going to tell you about the new test that can help you gain in ght to t if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with your immune system to attack cancer. but opdivo plus yervoy is the first combination of 2 immunotherapies for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is not chemotherapy, it works differently. it helps your immune system fight cancer in 2 different ways. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these problems can be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right aw

councilmember rebecca kaplan says the city's abandoned cars not only clutter streets, but also impacts public right of way functionality and compromise is the overall well-being of the community. money for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. berkeley police say they've arrested a woman suspected of stabbing her mother to death. that stabbing happened just before 3 o'clock sunday afternoon at an apartment on university avenue right there between san pablo avenue and sacramento street. police say at this point they won't release any further details until the daughter is charged. what we know now is that she's been booked into the santa rita jail. we'll keep you updated. on the peninsula. we have east palo alto police releasing surveillance video. that's linked to a murder case from early february. police say this video recorded february 8th shows that white suv at the top of the screen with people inside that appear to have witnessed the attack that killed frank finney on bell street at university there at about 08:30pm. police are asking the people

oakland councilmember rebecca kaplan says the town should be celebrating this milestone. in a statement she says in part, quote, the roots and the souls soccer team, a beacon of unity and passion has captured the hearts of oakland residents and soccer enthusiasts nationwide. their commitment to community engagement, diversity and excellence on the field aligns perfectly with the values that make oakland a remarkable city. the oakland a's are currently leasing the coliseum through this season. and the team released a statement that reads in part, quote, we have shared with the city of oakland and alameda county that we're open to being co tenants of the coliseum with the soul and 2025. we look forward to meeting with the roots soon. happening this week in a section of bart is going to be closed in the east bay track work is going to be taking place between the richmond and el del stations both saturday and sunday. so as a result of a red line service will be canceled in that area. free buses will be available for commuters. commuters between those 2 stations during the clo

kaplan says residents complain that removing abandoned cars currently takes several months.or abandoned cars. that plan would allocate money for a dedicated parking management analyst, but it also proposes using caltrans lots as tow yards. the oakland city council is set to vote on the measure ad another item on the agenda for tomorrow's oakland city council meeting is raising another concern. >>úthere's an ordinance that would require alarm crime has bn committed or is being committed before police can be dispatched to the area. the president of the california alarm association says the proposed policy, called verified response, would jeopardize public safety. he also says tried and repealed ine cities police have now reversed course. release the vig what led to woman who was pushed. 63 year old yan fang wu died from her injuries last june and no arrests were made at that time. investigators initially said it was an accident, but last week the person accusedúof pushing her, 43 year old thea hopkins, was arrested for violently assaulting a 71 year old chinese woman. that led

mayor sheng tells chief of staff councilmember rebecca kaplan and alameda county supervisor david huber. of course, the oakland a's officials and the last meeting regarding the team's lease and the sale of the coliseum is said to have went well right now the team is considering signing a three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that three-year lease extension, the team leave behind its branding and logos when it actually does leave. it also wants the team to play an active role with the mlb, bringing an expansion team to the city when it comes to the sale of the coliseum. well, alameda county officials want the team to sell its half of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group in oakland. more details are set to be discussed today along with increases and changes to the current lease agreement in regards to how much day's pay and the current revenue sharing right now, the team's last payment of 45 million dollars for its portion of the coliseum is set to be paid to the county of alameda in april, though, the actu

mayor sheng tells chief of staff councilmember rebecca kaplan, alameda county supervisor david hubert and officials from the oakland a's. the las meeting regarding the team's lease and the sale of the coliseum is said to have went well. right now the team is considering signing a three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that extension that the team leave behind its branding and logo when it does officially leave. it also wants the team to play an active role when it comes to the mlb, bringing an expansion team to the city when it comes to the sale of the team. excuse me of the coliseum. will alameda county officials want the team to sell its half to the african american sports and entertainment group in oakland. more details are set to be discussed later today, along with incr ases in changes to the current lease agreement in regards to how much pay and the current revenue sharing currently the team's last payment of 45 million dollars for its portion of the coliseum to the county of alameda is due in april, though, the actual title may

councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan has co-sponsored the abandoned vehicles resolution supported by the city council. and kaplan says its execution would be paid for with existing funds. in a statement, kaplan says, quote, i am so thankful to the community and my colleagues for their support as we advance this comprehensive plan to remove abandoned autos from the streets of oakland. this includes the staffing and technology needed to make abandoned auto removal, more reliable, timely, and transparent. just like everything else. we need creative solutions. it's my understanding right now there's one tow company. >> and one told your and that won't hold company from what i've been told by certain folks is that is not responsive is is not doing a great job. oakland resident and founder of the grassroots organization community ready court. her says his group routinely deploys throughout the city to clean up illegal dumping sites. but they do not have the authority to clear abandoned autos and supports the city bolstering its efforts to address the issue. >> kaplan's $840,000 plan with i

mayor sheng tells chief of staff councilmember rebecca kaplan, alameda county supervisor david hubert and officials from the oakland a's. the last meeting regarding the team's lease and the sale of the coliseum is said to have went well. right now the team is considering signing a three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that extension that the team leave behind its branding and logo when it does officially leave. it also wants the team to play an active role when it comes to the mlb, bringing an expansion team to the city when it comes to the sale of the team. excuse me of the coliseum. will alameda county officials want the team to sell its half to the african american sports county of alameda is due in april, though, the actual title may not be handed over. and that's because there's an ongoing dispute and legal battle between the county of alameda and the communities for a better environment. so as we get more information regarding today's meeting and how it went, if they lease extension is signed or if a deal for the sale of the co

they will be spread out from west to east oakland and a city council member, rebecca kaplan, addressesm towed. >> burnett says be careful what you're towing. >> i'm all for taking the cars that are just trashed cars and just sitting, but you can'tt& really if you take somebody's something that somebody is living out of, you're taking somebody's home. >> meanwhile, reverend chambers is making the promise to help the city and opd, but did noto get a response in time. reverend chambers says he's also making calls trying to get burnett's fees waived. in the meantime, different sheltersúin oakland. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> new at ten bart's inspector spgeneral has identified three employees whoúwere at home when they were scheduled to be on the job. investigators say they earned at least $9,000 in wages while not even working, according to the chronicle. two are still employed and one retired after being confronted. the inspector general is recommending that bart address the misconduct and seek restitution and improve time keeping controls. >> a bipartisan effort is underway i

councilmember rebecca kaplan says the city's abandoned cars not only clutter streets. >> but impact publicy and compromise the overall well-being of the community money for this project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. we're taking a live look outside right now across the golden gate bridge. we're seeing some blue skies here are going to join the sun for a couple of days as we kick off. spring keilar here now. speak of chat about what's going on in the weather center. we match and we didn't even try. that's like we just got that spring spring fling going this spring by exactly. we've got a blue skies out there, certainly adding to the spring vibes today being our first official day of spring or early this evening. it starts at a little bit after 9 o'clock tonight. >> but we are already feeling the effects of the sunshine. we did have a little fog this morning, but now we're off to the races with temperatures already 66 in fremont and dublin. you can see about 57 in downtown san francisco. if we head up to the north bay, we're still seeing some low 50's just it.

according to oakland mayor shengtao, an oakland coliseum authority board chair, rebecca kaplan, the oakland roots and sole professional soccer teams will play their home games at the coliseum. the oakland alameda county coliseum authority held a special board meeting this morning, unanimously approved a resolution to negotiate a licensing agreement with the oakland roots and soul sports club. the agreement would allow the teams to play at the coliseum in the 20 2526 soccer season, before voting, the board heard from a number of speakers in favor of the resolution, including mayor tao. >> they have been a strong community partner in all aspects , whether it's directly with the community, with the with the city, with the county, or with different organizations. more so than that, we are always talking about how activation makes us safer and moving forward with this. would mean that we would have that activation would mean that we would get that revenue. >> currently, the roots and soul play their home matches at pioneer stadium in hayward, at cal state east bay. >> today is the first friday o

mayor sheng tells chief of staff councilmember rebecca kaplan, alameda county supervisor david hubert and officials from the oakland a's. the last meeting that they held regarding the team's lease and the sale of the coliseum. it said 2 of went well right now the team is considering signing three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that extension, team leave behind its branding and logos when it does officially leave the east bay. now, it also wants the team to play an active role when it comes to the mlb bringing an expansion team back to the city or excuse me to the city, actually, i should say. and when it comes to the sale of the coliseum, alameda county officials want the team to sell its half of it to the african american sports and entertainment group in oakland. more details are set to be discussed about that today along with increases and changes to the current lease agreement in regards to how much the a's pay and the current revenue sharing right now, the team's last payment, a 45 million dollars for its portion of the coliseu

councilmember rebecca kaplan says the cities of anna cars not only clear streets, impact public rightomise overall well-being of the community. money for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. >> on the peninsula, we have palo alto police now releasing surveillance video linked to a murder case from back in early february. police say this video shows that white suv at the top of the screen. it stopped and it appears as of the people inside may have witnessed the attack that killed frank funny on bell street and university at about 08:30pm. again, this was on february 8th. police are asking that anybody who was in that suv called him as soon as possible. you may have vital information that will help solve this crime. don't forget there's a $10,000 reward offered right now for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the people responsible for finney's death. >> times 8.35, member crew police arrested a woman suspected of stabbing her mother to death. topping out in just before 3 sunday afternoon at an apartment on university avenue. lig

. >> oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan taking to social media to express her concern and taking it to the a's. >> we have asked that the a's should open earlier, just like they did last year ensure that the community is well served. we have not yet heard a response, and we also know that many in the community are making that same request. >> we also reached out to mayor sheng howe's office, asking about plans to control traffic and keep the community safe. in a statement, the mayor responding in part, i'm proud of the a's fans efforts to demonstrate to the baseball world that professional baseball belongs in oakland. meanwhile, fans are hoping the a's organization. will play b open the parking lot earlier. >> but as of right now, it's 5 p.m. and if it's 5 p.m, then that's when we go in and that's when it starts. and we'll be doing it all game long through, you know, and we're hoping for extra innings so we can just keep the party going all night long. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> beyonce is teasing more details about her album act two. cowboy carter, which drops tomorrow. she

councilmember rebecca kaplan says the city's abandoned cars and only clutter streets, but they impactt away functionality the compromise, the overall well-being of the community money for this project with come from the alameda county transportation commission. they were going to get any resources. happening today in san francisco, yptransportation officials will vote on 33 locations to install speed cameras throughout the city. holmes will tran is live in the city. the latest on that. good morning. we'll be learning. >> well, right now, we do know it's going to happen. but the question as you talked about, they will vote where it will happen. one of the places that they propose is right behind me. this is stockton and broadway. it's not intersection. light is basically a block light so it will shoot down the block. obviously. get your speed limit. so what's going to happen is they are proposing this because of governor gavin newsom's initiative to try to get drivers to slow down. it's going to happen in san francisco, oakland, san jose glendale and long beach. they will have to shop

councilmember rebecca kaplan says the city of anna cars not only clutter streets, they impact a lot oft of ways functionality. they also compromise the overall well-being of the community. money for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. >> on the peninsula based palo alto, police now releasing several videos linked to a murder case from early february. now police say this video shows that white suv seat you see there at the top of the screen. people inside appear to witnessed what happened. this attack that killed frank finlay on bell street at university happened about 08:30pm. then you see it drives off. police are asking people who are in that suv to call them. you may have valuable information. a $10,000 reward don't forget is being offered right now for any information leading to the a3rest and conviction of the person responsible for families, death. berkley police have arrested a woman suspected of stabbing her own mother to death. that stabbing happened just before 3 o'clock sunday afternoon. it was in an apartment on university avenue betwee

. >> and oakland councilmember rebecca kaplan says the teller should celebrate this moment. in a statement, she says in part, quote, the roots and so soccer team, a beacon of unity and passion has captured the hearts of oakland residents in soccer enthusiast nationwide. their commitment to community engagement, diversity and excellence on the field aligns perfectly with the values that make oakland a remarkable city. the oakland a's who are currently leasing the coliseum through the season released a statement that reads, quote, we have shared with the city of oakland and alameda county that we are open to being co tenants of the coliseum with the roots and sold in 2025. we look forward to meeting with the roots soon. coming up on kron, 4 news at noon, the senate hears arguments for a shorter workweek. the response from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. san francisco is being sued over conditions in the tenderloin again. kron four's dan kerman spoke with residents and business owners who say the city needs to clean up the area. >> we've had enough. the we attorney matthe

rebecca kaplan has co-sponsored the abandoned vehicles resolution supported by the city council. >> and kaplan says its execution would be paid for with existing funds. a lot of folks in the city have stepped up come to me personally and said, how can we help? what do you need? and so hopefully this is a measure that that moves in that direction. kaplan's $840,000 plan with an initial two-year term will upgrade the current antiquated system and utilize software to identify process removed and track abandoned vehicles. fund increased staffing to sweep areas where they are prevalent. the resolution also calls for the repurposing of caltrans is vacant. lots be me. freeway overpasses into tow yards, which could help reduce fire related wrists. it would of significant benefit, for course, to be removed in a timely fashion. in a statement, kaplan says, quote, i am so thankful to the community and my colleagues for their support as we advance this comprehensive plan to remove abandoned autos from the streets of oakland. this includes the staffing and technology needed to make abandoned auto re

mayor sheng tells chief of staff councilmember rebecca kaplan, alameda county supervisor david hubert officials from the oakland a's. the last meeting regarding the team's lease the coliseum and the sale of it is set to of went well. and right now the team is considering signing a three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that three-year lease extension, the team leave behind its branding and logo when it does officially leave. it also wants the team to play an active role with the mlb, bringing an expansion team to the city when it comes to the sale of the coliseum. alameda county officials are suggesting that the teen sell its half of the app silage half of the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group in oakland and more details are set to be discussed today. and lastly, the group has been discussing increases and changes to the current lease agreement in regards to how much the a's pay and revenue sharing right now, the team's last payment of 45 million dollars for its portion of the coliseum to the county of al

councilmember rebecca kaplan says cities abandoned cars, not only clutter streets, but they also impactt away functionality the compromise, the overall well-being of the community. money for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. >> on the peninsula based palo alto, police now releasing surveillance video linked to a murder case from back in early february. police say the video shows a white suv. you see it there at the top of the screen. it was stopped while the people inside appear to have witnessed the attack that killed frank finney on bell street at university was about 8.30, or so in the evening there on february 8 police are asking for the people that were in that suv to call them as soon as possible. there is a $10,000 reward being offered for any information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. so if they hnve any information that might be helpful again, police want to talk to them. berkley. police meanwhile, have arrested a woman suspected of stabbing her mother to death that stabbing happened just before 3 o'clock sunday afterno

councilmember rebecca kaplan says cities of anna cars not only carter streets, but they impact publicion means and the compromise, the overall well-being of the community. money for the project would come from the alameda county transportation commission. >> on the peninsula, we have east palo out to police now releasing surveillance video link to a murder from february 8th. police say this video as you can see in the far background shows a white suv stopped while the people inside appear to witness the attack that killed frank finney on bell street at university right around 08:30pm, that night. police are asking people who were in that suv to give them a call as soon as possible. there is a $10,000 reward offered now for any information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. and the people in that suv may have valuable information that would be helpful. berkley police meanwhile, have arrested a woman suspected of stabbing her mother to death. that stabbing happened just before 3 o'clock sunday afternoon at an apartment on university avenue between san pablo avenue and sac

city council member rebecca kaplan is behind the measure. >>> presidential primaries take place across five states add, arizona, florida, illinois, kansas and ohio. both president joe biden and former president donald trump have already secured enough delegates to become their party's presumptive nominees. but the contest could provide a bellwether of voters when it comes to key issues ahead of november. >> i think border security probably is the most important issue for me. >> not for the families coming across, i'm worried about the other people that might be up to no good coming across. >> president biden starts a three-day campaign swing through nevada today and plans to deliver a speech focused on landlords rent gouging tenants. congress has reached a tentative deal to avoid a government shutdown. we have a live look at the capitol where congressional leaders struck a deal late last night to fund homeland security. this was considered the last major sticking point to avoid shutdown. funding is set to expire saturday if a final agreement is not in place. >>> at&t land lines could s

kaplan, alameda county supervisor david hubert and officials from the oakland a's. the last meeting regarding the team's least in the sale of the coliseum is said to have went well with all the officials right now. the team is considering signing a three-year lease extension. however, the city of oakland is suggesting that in return for that extension on the lease that the team actually leave behind its branding and its logo when it does officially decide to leave. it also wants the team to play a key role when it comes to the mlb bringing an expansion team to the city. and when it comes to the coliseum, alameda county officials want them to sell its half of it to the african american sports and entertainment group in oakland. more details are set to be discussed today along with increases and changes to the current lease agreement regards to how much the a's pay and the current revenue sharing right now, the team's last payment of 45 million dollars for its portion of the coliseum to the county of alameda set to be due in april, though, the actual title may not be

garrett hey, ryan nobles, julie sirkin, olivia talley, rebecca kaplan, kyle stewart, kate's angeles seahawks for scott lang and carrie dann, who leads us all along with ted strickland and chloe aaron spark. when i started on capitol hill in 2011, nbc only had four people on the hill. and as we've grown this team consistently crushes it every day, leading the pack and inspiring me to push myself and think outside the box and so grateful for you. i also want to give a special shout out to hayley talbot, who ran coverage for the january six committee for us back then. she's now at cnn and who also shared her story for the piece. i'm very grateful for you as well. thank you. to the house and senate. to the house and senate, radio and television gallery for trying to keep us out of trouble, trying and the stills gallery for accommodating me with all my ridiculous cameras, my father and stepmother are here. you taught me to be the person journalist i am today. i'm so lucky to have you in my life. and to halley, who is the best partner, the best mother to our child and the most supportive, encourag

brian nobles, rebecca kaplan, kyle stewart, and who leads us all, along with ken strickland. when i started on capitol hill in 2011, nbc only have four people on the hill. as we have grown, the team consistently crushes it every day, leading the pack and inspiring me to push myself and think outside the box. i am so grateful for you. i also want to give a special shout out to who ran covered for the january 6th committee for us back then. she is now in cnn. she also shared her story for the piece. i am very grateful to you as well. thank you to the house and senate radio and television galleries for try to keep us out of trouble. trying. and the still scouring for accommodating me with all my ridiculous cameras. my father and stepmother are here. they taught me to be the person in journalist i am today. i'm so lucky to have you in my life. and to the best partner, the best mother to our child, and the most supportive and encouraging cheerleader during the hours and hours and hours and hours i spent in the darkroom developing all this film. i am here because of you. i love you

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well, at large city council member rebecca kaplan says that she is introducingc a plan toútry to tackleient software to try to help identifyc abandoned cars and then eventually have them towed in an efficient way. they also want to use empty caltrans tow yards to take those abandoned cars, and they plan to allocate about $250,0p0 in fund. in a statement, kaplan wrote, our office has heard from several abandoned months. the longer these autos stay and the public right away, the more damage and blight they accumulate. now, kaplan says, funds have already been identified to help support the plan, and the idea doesn't really seem to have any pushback from any other city council member. those members will vote on the measure later this afternoon, reporting live in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. thank you. >> james, another item on thet& agenda for today's today's oakland city council meeting would require alarm companies to confirm a crime has been committed or is being committed before police can be dispatched to the area. now, the president of the california alarm associati